Sentence examples for quantitative footing from inspiring English sources

Thus, the identification of net pay and thence candidate intervals for completion is placed on a quantitative footing.

In addition, the aging mechanism naturally gives rise to an instantaneous positive SRS and stress relaxation behavior under strain-rate jump conditions, putting the concepts advanced by McCormick [McCormick PG. Acta Metall 1988 36 3061; Estrin Y, McCormick PG. Acta Metall Mater 1991;39 2977] on a quantitative footing.

Says astrophysicist Mitch Begelman of the University of Colorado, Boulder, "finally we're able to put this on a quantitative footing, rather than just simply saying that this sort of trend wouldn't be surprising".

We thought that on the 50th anniversary of SETI [the Search for Extra-Terrestrial ittelligence], it would be good to reexamine SETI and put it on more quantitative footing.

Moreover, the application of information theory puts biological communication on a quantitative footing, providing objective insights into how cell systems process signals.

To put the synonymous site divergence data on a quantitative footing, we calculated absolute rates of cox1 synonymous substitutions along all branches in the rosid part of the cox1 trees shown in Fig. 2. Absolute rates were calculated for each branch by dividing its synonymous branch length by the estimated divergence time of the branch.

In classical (or quantitative) verse, a foot, or metron, is a combination of two or more long and short syllables.

The quantitative illustration of foot loading characteristics of fifth-toe deformity could be of great beneficial for diabetic patients to understand their foot loading conditions and doctors or rehabilitation therapist to make protocols to prevent or even rehabilitate fifth-toe-deformation-related foot ulceration and other traumas.

The methods detailed in this paper place the determination of key microstructural features on a quantitative, rather than qualitative footing.

Identifying these relationships would provide quantitative rationale for prosthetic foot prescription that may lead to improved amputee gait.

The music may reflect whatever prosodic principles are present in the language: poetic feet, qualitative or quantitative accent, or mere count of syllables.